Sentence examples for some contexts the from inspiring English sources

Turning to reasons for action, we might point out that in some contexts the fact that something is against the law is a reason not to do it, but in others it is a reason to do it (so as to protest, let us say, against the existence of a law governing an aspect of private life with which the law should not interfere).

In some contexts, the words "cheap" and "Chinese" are interchangeable.

In some contexts the gap between human behaviour and rational behaviour has actually widened.

(In fact, in some contexts the gati of the asuras is omitted from the system).

In some contexts, the use or non-use of words is a political choice.

In some contexts, the term band gap refers to the width of a material's band gap, customarily reported in electron volts (eV).

Some context: the Rwandan genocide, all of it, took just 100 days.

To put that in some context, the Camp Nou can hold 99,354 fans.

If you need some context, the Seattle Metropolitans and the Pacific Coast Hockey Association stopped being things that existed back in 1924.

To give that some context: the Murdochs hand Dave Brailsford a budget of around £21m each year; MTN-Qhubeka makes do with less than a third of that.

To give some context, the government's massive child-care support package is projected to cost $1.3bn in its first year.